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Existing and donor
Needs assessment conducted of NRC staffing and resources in
the light of NRM MoU and Witness Protection Program/National
Child Trafficking Strategy requirements.
February
2005
MoLSA, ASP/
MoPO, IOs, and
NGOs
Existing, new and
donor
NRC staffing table completed and adapted to emerging needs:
additional training provided to staff.
April 2005
Existing, and donor
(iii) Fully-staff and utilize the governmentoperated
National Reception Center (NRC)
to provide safe initial shelter, psychological
and medical counseling and care to
Albanian and third country victims, prior
to their reintegration or repatriation, or
for the period of their cooperation with the
criminal justice system.
Beneficiary feedback obtained on quality of services provided by
NRC (and other authorized shelters): results acted upon, and
overall shortening of length of stay in care prior to reintegration
achieved.
January
2006
Existing, new and
donor (including
CAAHT Program)
Government subsidy approved for Vlora “Women’s Hearth”
and other actual or potential NGO centers, in accordance with
draft legislation on public funding of social service NGOs, and
proportional to numbers of beneficiaries assisted.
MoLSA, and MoF May 2005
Existing, and new
(iv) Support activities of Vlora “Women’s
Hearth” NGO Center and other actual or
potential NGO reintegration centers, as
an integral part of a National Referral
Mechanism, through a combination of
donor and government funding.
Increased number of contracts drawn up between Government
and NGO service providers
December
2005
Existing and donor
(including CAAHT
Program)
Relevant regional NGOs invited to participate in National Referral
Mechanism Round Table and become signatories if appropriate
to proposed NRM MoU.
January
2005
ASP/MoPO
and MoLSA, in
cooperation with
GPO/IOs and
NGOs
Existing and donor
(including CAAHT
Program)
Additional regional NGO coalitions established and officially
recognized - including religious communities and others
delivering assistance to beneficiaries from high-risk socially
excluded groups.
December
2005
(v) Encourage the development on a
countrywide basis of regional coalitions of
local anti-trafficking NGOs/reintegration
centers, Anti-trafficking police/prosecutors,
and social services, on the lines of that
already established for four southern
Prefectures.
Existing, new and
donor
June 2005 Confidential mechanism established and funded as part of NRM
for monitoring and providing social/unemployment benefits to
previously sheltered victims, and for advising on integration
options, including peer counseling, family reunion, and job
placement.
MoLSA, ASP/
MoPO, IOs, and
NGOs
(vi) Devise programs to ensure appropriate
post-shelter support, protection and
reintegration assistance to all identified
victims, including access to counseling/
medical health services, and educational,
vocational and life skills training.
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